10.2 Timing Chart
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(2) External trigger [EXT] setting (EOM output pulse)
The EOM signal turns ON at the end of measurement and then reverts to the OFF state
once the time (t5) that has been set as the EOM pulse width elapses.
See: "Setting EOM Signal" (p. 212)
When the TRIG signal is input while the EOM signal is ON, the EOM signal will turn OFF
once measurement processing is started in response to the TRIG signal.
(3) Internal trigger [INT] setting
When using the internal trigger [INT] setting, the EOM signal consists of pulse output with a
width of 5 ms. However, EOM will be held at ON while ERR is ON. The judgment result and
ERR signals do not turn OFF at the start of measurement.
Setting self-calibration to MANUAL results in the fastest measurement. The t6 interval will
be 0 ms, and the EOM signal will remain off.
ON
OFF
TRIG
EOM
OFF
ON OFF
OFF
OFF
t5
OFF
OFF
INDEX
ON
ON/OFF
Judgment result/ BCD
t4
t0
t1
Judgment result/ BCD: HI, IN, LO, ERR, BCDm-n, RNG_OUT0 to 3
t2+t3
(When OVC is ON, (t2+t3) × 2)
INDEX
EOM
ON
OFF ON
t4
OFF
OFF OFF
Judgment result/ BCD: HI, IN, LO, ERR, BCDm-n, RNG_OUT0 to 3
Judgment result/
BCD
t6
t2+0.3 ms
(When OVC is ON, (t2+t3) × 2)
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